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Free Gardening Ebooks 4. Thank you for the suggestion, it Is a good one👍. How do you cut up the newspapers as mulch? In strips, shredded, pieces? You want to use them as sheet mulch. Get few layers of newspaper wet and lay them down flat.

You will have to have some sort of material to place on top to hold them down like grass, leaves or wood chips. By the time the newspaper decomposes the weeds will have been choked out.

Nice to have it all in one place…thank you!! Great post! My brother mulched his garden with ragweed! It helped keep this allergy-triggering plant under control, as well as nourishing his garden.

Very interesting about the ragweed! Thanks for sharing! Vegetarian animals manure can be composted or turned into the garden just fine. This year will be different. I will have to get the mulch done and ready for the Fall. Well after I get my Fall garden done. I know some people need gloves.

Personally I have tried, but I throw them off, I like the feel of the soil much better! Something very soothing about getting your hands in rich garden soil. I feel the same!

There is something about getting your hands in the soil. Something natural that I just love. Parasites that will produce diarrhea in your canine bc they live in their digestive tracts. But with humans, apparently they live in weird places in our bodies. This freaks me out a little, how do you know if you pick up a parasite like that?

But that never lasts. If so what do you do? But this is a concern, is it a silly one? When it comes time to plant, you just crack the shell around the roots and plant the whole thing. Very informative! Thanks for sharing over at the Homeacre Hop! Please join us again soon!

Mary :. Wonderful, informative gardening tips — we have a pile of ground tree, but I was hesitant to use as mulch. I am delighted that you shared with Home and Garden Thursday, Kathy.

It will steal nitrogen from the soil if it is dug in, but not as a mulch. So be sure to move it aside to plant seeds and push back in place as they grow. Thanks for stopping by! Love your ideas. Also, plant stores are always throwing out pots.

So if need huge ones for potatoes, etc, you can get them for free. As for pallet gardening, I would be concerned about using them for food plants since the pallets could have some nasty chemicals in them.

Look for the letters HT on your pallets. That means they have been heat treated rather than chemically treated and can be used in the garden.

Great information. Does anyone know where to go for free gardening decorative brick type stuff to put around trees, etc.

Very helpful post — thanks for sharing with our readers. You just got featured so please do come and grab your button. This was such a detailed post, I know it will be really useful for many gardeners and frugal living fans. Awesome tips. Followed you from the Homestead Barn Hop.

Love for you to come by Wildcrafting Wednesday and share. These are some great tips! I miss having a big yard with a garden and compose. I do mulch my flower beds and small garden area. It really does help.

Thanks for sharing your wonderful tips. store They make great little hot houses. What a great list of ideas! And we accumulate a lot at our house. Anybody have any thoughts or experience on this?

Lookup lasanga gardening. Uses paper or cardboard, leaves, cutting. No weeds and no digging. You can save TP or paper towel tubes to start seeds in.

I am flattening my tubes as I plan to square them up to conserve space, starting my plants in bakery box greenhouses with old aquarium gravel under the upright tubes full of dirt. You can plant the moist, decomposing cardboard tubes, splitting if needed.

You can cover a garden with black yard bags to kill weeds, too. Then you put them away to reuse. You may want to check on newspaper, most has soy based ink now, which is from GMO soy….. may not be the best for the garden.

If it is not soy based, then it is usually petroleum based, which could also pose risks for garden contamination.

We use eggshells to plant seedlings in often, then transplant right in the shell, cracking the bottom to let roots grow through. I would expect the decomposition process to break all those proteins downs. Even GMOs are carbon-based organisms which are going to break down.

Around my city we have lots of trees being cut down and mulched because of emerald ash borer bug infestation…. my question is can this mulch be used on gardens or not?

I am not sure of the likeliness of transporting the borer through the woodchips. My gut would tell me to steer clear, especially if you have an infestation in your area. Wood chips are problematic as mulch, robbing the soil of nitrogen, attracting termites, spreading ash borers or other pests.

Leaves should be shredded first. Manure should be aged before being used in the garden. Wineberries are exotic invasives that disrupt the ecosystem.

Bamboo is even worse. Yes leaves should be shredded and manure aged- though I use alpaca and rabbit manures fresh with no problems. We have winberries growing wild around here, along with wild blackberries- sure they can get out of control but if we cultivate them carefully we can control their growth.

I never leave it in year round and remove and store it after each use. Thanks for reading and commenting! If we all started harvesting these invasive bamboo patches, and other plants that have already become invasive, then we might get the invasions under control.

There is a group of young people who are harvesting invasive Elaeagnus autumn olive, autumnberry in the midwest, using the delicious and nutrition-rich berries rich in lycopene to make products they can sell, and then using the branches of the shrub to build permaculture gardens.

Guess what, those berries will not be spread by birds to reproduce further. What if everyone with invasive Eleagnus started doing this? Making their own pies and sauces and jams and repurposing the wood? Here in the South, Japanese honeysuckle has taken over.

However, this Lonicera japonica is also used in Asian medicine to help with cold and flu viruses. Kudzu, bamboo, honeysuckle…if we all got out there are made right use of these resources, we would control the invasiveness.

As my husband and I head into retirement, we are looking to learn more about how to do these things. wonderful ideas and tips, except for one HUGE issue. you say organic produce can be used to save the seeds to plant for yourself. this is misleading. organic methods of food production are often used on hybrid seeds.

if you save seed from a hybrid, you have no idea what quality of plant and produce you will get out of it. the only way to be sure you will get what you want is to plant from open pollinated or heirloom fruits and vegetables. organic is best, hybrids are to be avoided. Pallets are not a good idea at all.

Most are treated with chemicals to prevent rotting. Many will have paint on them as id marks for their original users. In many cities tree mulch is generated from park trees or Christmas trees, all of which have had chemicals applied to them at some point.

I have other sources telling me that the pallets they use are usually untreated lumber. I would love to find out how to discover this definitively.

Marvelous article! Some of the things I already do are getting coffee grounds, eggshells and hair clippings from closeby neighbors to nourish the garden soil. I use newspapers to stop weeds, and I save toilet paper rolls all year to use as seedling cups in spring. I also trade seed and rootlings with a neighbor who gardens.

list and see the freebies there! These are the same practices I use in my garden. I make my own mulch, compost. I save seeds from my produce. I find free pots to use for starter containers. Actually I have had many blog posts on how to garden for free. I use coffee grounds for my flower and rose plants.

Would it also be good for the vegetable garden? I got a free dumptruck size pile of mulch from my electric company because they cut down the trees and branches near wires.

It was whatever was cut down and not sorted by plant. We have a problem with poison ivy in my area. In the spring, I posted on Freshare that I wanted plants in any form.

I got houseplants that were divided, perenials that were divided, selfseeding annuals that were divided, old packets of seeds, and seeds that were saved from plants. Each person gave us enough stuff for both of us. I went to a free lecture that the local cooperitive extension gave at the library about gardening.

Each person that attended, received a coupon for a free compost bin. Hello, I am getting the coffee grounds from Starbucks to add to my garden.

Is this a good idea? Does anyone else use it? Please call Thank you for reading this comment. Several good tips here. I can grow a hybrid this is not GMO, but a cross between 2 parent varieties that produces a know quantity third variety of seeds tomato plant organically and those tomatoes are organic.

Yes I agree that the money aspect of gardening does put a lot of people off. I think I can save some cash by following this advice. I am known for wasting money unnecessarily. I love the shovel and bamboo tip. I saw some people who are very lazy and they feel very attractive with their laziness!

Remember that egg shell make great pots for growing seedlings and then can be planted directly into the soil for additional nitrogen. I add about cups of ashes per 5 gallon bucket of compost before spreading it on the garden, or about a shovel-full per wheelbarrow of compost.

Coffee grounds dumped directly around their soil would probably also make blueberry bushes happy, otherwise I compost the coffee grounds before adding to a regular vegetable patch. Also, thinking sideways, there are many things you can do to understand your soil that are free, like a basic acidity test, examining the soil for organic matter, testing for amounts of clay, sand, and loam.

Also analyzing your leaves for nutritional clues. Understanding what your soil needs saves a lot of money and gets better results and a lot more produce.

One last thing — no one mentioned collecting or reusing water on the garden. I was able to get a 55 gallon rain barrel for free through a workshop offered by a local water treatment plant. They reused the barrels of their water amendments, gave us a tap, and showed us how to cut and make our own with them there to guide us.

Water is a very large expense to gardening, so saving rainwater is very helpful. My city offers a full refund on any compost bin purchased, so you can get a compost bin for free. Be careful about manure from cattle and horses. If the animals grazed in areas where Grazon has been used, the chemical will pass through the animal and kill your plants — all of them!

If the animal owners have fed their livestock with hay, they might not know if the hay holds Grazon. Great list. Your email address will not be published. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.

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Photo by Gary Barnes via Pexels Would you love to grow a garden or to expand your garden this summer but need to do so on a budget? Photo by Gary Barnes via Pexels There are many places where you can get free gardening supplies near you. Here are a few ideas: Photo by Gary Barnes via Pexels Where to Get Free Gardening Equipment and Supplies Having access to some basic gardening equipment is an important requirement for any garden.

Image courtesy of Two Kids and a Coupon Check with your local library. Many libraries have gardening lending programs and may offer free seeds or other supplies. Our libraries here have tools you can check out and free seed libraries where you can take, donate and swap seeds. Contact your local government.

Some cities and towns offer free gardening supplies to residents, such as wood chips, dirt, tree planting programs, and more. Check the website and social media pages for your community or reach out to your city hall.

Image courtesy of Two Kids and a Coupon Make your own. Some gardening supplies you may be able to make yourself from upcycling items from around your home. Need help getting started? Look for local gardening clubs or organizations.

These groups often have free or discounted supplies available to members. You also may be able to borrow or trade gardening tools. Check to see if community garden plots are available in your area. These are often available for free or a very small fee.

Photo by Teona Swift via Pexels Check online classifieds or thrift stores. You can often find free or discounted gardening supplies in these places. Ask your neighbors or friends. They may have some gardening supplies that they are no longer using and would be happy to give them or at least lend them to you.

If they have gardens themselves, they may have plant starts that they can share to get the plants growing in your own garden. Photo by Gary Barnes via Pexels Where to Get Free Seeds Need seeds for your garden? Photo by Akil Mazumder via Pexels Choose the right fruits and vegetables.

Some of the best fruits and vegetables for seed saving include tomatoes, peppers, beans, peas, lettuce, and herbs. Let the fruits and vegetables ripen fully. The seeds will be more viable if the fruits and vegetables are fully ripe. Remove the seeds from the fruits and vegetables. There are a few different ways to do this.

For tomatoes, you can cut them in half and scoop out the seeds with a spoon. For peppers, you can cut them open and remove the seeds and ribs.

For beans and peas, you can shell them to remove the seeds. For herbs, you can simply snip off the flowers and let them dry. Wash the seeds. Growing your own food, herbs, and flowers shouldn't burn deep holes in your pocket. Here are some ways to minimize costs through free gardening supplies.

Image credits: normanack via Creative Commons. Buying brand-new seed starting containers can be expensive, especially if you want to start many seeds. Instead of spending money on seed starting trays and kits, repurpose egg cartons, baby food jars, yogurt cups, paper cups, old muffin and ice cube trays, and milk cartons.

Toilet paper roll pots are another fantastic alternative to coir and peat pots, which can be pricey to buy in bulk. Another option is starting seeds in paper towels , which eliminates the need for multiple containers, saving you space.

You can even check the Nextdoor app, Facebook Marketplace, or your local Craigslist to see if anyone wants to give away their pots and planters for free. Image credits: Jerome. Romme via Shutterstock.

There are many benefits to compost apart from providing plants nutrients. It helps improve soil structure and fertility, which boosts plant growth. Since you'll be using a significant amount of compost every year, making your own batch is cheaper than buying commercial compost.

Transform your kitchen scraps and organic garden debris into black gold for your garden! Use compost tumblers , build an outdoor DIY compost bin , or use an indoor compost bin.

You can even compost on a balcony. If you'd rather compost and grow simultaneously, check out lasagna gardening or build a keyhole garden to save space, time, and effort!

If making compost is out of the question, check out online resources, local farms, or local programs that give away free compost. Mulch is a great way to help soil retain moisture, prevent erosion, and smother weeds before they steal your plants' nutrients. You can buy commercial mulches, but buying bag after bag gets costly if you have a large garden.

Instead of skipping on mulching, use any of the several free alternatives for your garden. Fallen leaves , grass clippings , shredded newspaper, and wood chips are great alternatives to store-bought mulches.

Tree pruning or cutting companies have bags full of fallen leaves, tree pruning, and wood chips that you can get for free or at a discounted rate, depending on your location. Alternatively, check your neighborhood or online for people wanting to give away fallen leaves for free.

Image credits: Frans van Heerden via Pexels. There are many garden projects you can DIY using wooden pallets. You can build compost bins , vertical gardens , garden furniture, and even Christmas trees from pallets!

If you're growing climbers and vines, you can also use pallets as a DIY trellis. Many large stores have multiple stacks of pallets they wouldn't mind giving away for free. You can check out:.